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Session Type: Paper Session
The field of mathematics education is continually seeking ways to capture and enhance our understanding of teachers' mathematical knowledge and activities. This session will explore various measures and interventions for inservice and preservice teachers.
Multiple Representations and Mathematical Creativity - Ali Bicer, University of Wyoming; Aysenur Bicer, University of Wyoming; Celal Perihan, Idaho State University; Yujin Lee, Kangwon National University
Measures of Mathematics Teachers' Behavior and Affect: An Examination of the Assessment Landscape - Melissa A. Gallagher, University of Houston; Emanuele Bardelli, Santa Rosa City Schools; Timothy D. Folger, Bowling Green State University; Adrian Neely, Morehouse College; Jonathan D. Bostic, Bowling Green State University; Temple A. Walkowiak, North Carolina State University; Anne Garrison Wilhelm, Washington State University; Jeremy Zelkowski, University of Alabama
The Dimensionality of the Multiplicative Conceptual Field - John Ezaki, University of Southern California; Jingxian Li, University of Southern California; Yasemin Copur-Gencturk, University of Southern California
Identifying, Modeling, and Conceptualizing Usable Teacher Knowledge in Mathematics - Nicole B. Kersting, University of Arizona; James E. Smith, University of Arizona; Beau Vezino, Northern Arizona University; Nick R Mercier, University of Arizona; Rao Xiong, University of Arizona; Yalcin Udun, University of Arizona
Quantity: Does This Key Concept Lack a Common Understanding? - Martha Epstein, University of Massachusetts - Dartmouth; Chandra H. Orrill, Rethink Learning Labs; Rachael Eriksen Brown, Pennsylvania State University - Abington